Family Practice & Redicare

The experienced family care professionals and internists at the ERMC Family Practice & Redicare specialize in care for your entire family. Our practice is also here for you when unexpected health concerns arise. The Redicare accepts walk-ins and features a separate waiting room. We are welcoming new patients regardless of insurance coverage. 

Family Practice

Phone: 517-999-4500
Location: Entrance C
1500 South Main
Eaton Rapids, Michigan 48827

Family Practice Hours:
Monday-Friday: 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Redicare

Phone: 517-999-4500
Location: Entrance E
1500 South Main
Eaton Rapids, Michigan 48827

Redicare Hours:
Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. 

Redicare Telehealth

Examples of Conditions We Treat Online:
  • Concerns for COVID-19 Symptoms
Call 517.999.4500 for more information. Please have your photo ID and insurance card ready.

Family Practice Telehealth

You can now connect with your ERMC Family Practice provider using your smartphone, tablet, or laptop! Telehealth consultations are virtual appointments conducted over video conferencing services. Call 517.999.4500 to schedule an appointment. Your provider will decide if you need to present to the clinic or if Telehealth is best for you. 

Telehealth should NOT be used for emergencies. In the event of an emergency, call 911 or visit your nearest emergency department. 

Our Providers

Jonathan Cooper, DO

Katie Hammond, DO

Kerry Bartley, FNP-BC

Andie Perry, FNP-C

Kerri Sinnott, MSN, FNP-C

Janelle Brush, MSN, FNP-C, IBCLC

Lindsey Ford, MSN, FNP-BC

Heidi Pusey, MSN, FNP-BC

Anne Khol, ND, FNP-BC

Cailee Sanchez, FNP-C

Gene Rohacz, D.P.M.

Our Services

  • Comprehensive Programs for  Diabetes, COPD and CHF
  • Pediatric Well Exams
  • Adult Well Exams
  • Sports Physicals
  • Immunizations & More

Note: If a Redicare patient is evaluated and their condition is determined to be beyond the capabilities of this department, they will be referred to an Emergency Department.

Examples of Redicare vs Emergency Care Conditions

Examples of Redicare vs Emergency Care Conditions

PLEASE NOTE: Services rendered at ERMC Family Practice & Redicare are billed as an office visit, regardless of whether you have a scheduled appointment time or you are seen as a walk-in patient. Services rendered are NOT billed as an Urgent Care visit. If we are not your assigned primary care physician (PCP), your visit today may require authorization from your PCP to be seen here and/or you may have a higher copay/deductible applied by your insurance, depending on your benefits. Please check with your insurance company prior to being seen to verify your current coverage for services rendered in the physician’s office setting (Rural Health Clinic).

Patient-Centered Medical Home

The ERMC Family Practice has been designated as a Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. This means we have created a wide range of services and resources designed to:

  • Offer you extended access to your healthcare team
  • Help you meet your healthcare goals and manage chronic conditions
  • Track and monitor the care you receive from all of your healthcare providers

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between Emergency Care and Redicare?
Redicare can offer minor treatment when your family physician is not available. Emergency Department visits are classified as potential serious illnesses or injuries such as chest pain, displaced bone fractures, seizure activity, loss of consciousness and uncontrollable bleeding.

How much is a Redicare visit?
Family Practice & Redicare co-pays are equivalent to a doctor’s office visit, which is generally less expensive than urgent care and emergency care co-pays. Any additional charges resulting from tests and procedures will be billed to your insurance company first.

Please Note: Every patient that visits our Emergency Department, regardless of diagnosis, will be charged Emergency Department fees.

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